Advanced Dog Wheelchairs For Small Dogs

Just wished I found this when the dog was younger

This is a wonderful thing. Our little tuxedo is a chihuahua mix that pulled the short end of the genetic stick. His rear knees are completely shot. He is a high risk for surgery as he is so wee. He was able to take a few wobbly steps forward and then would collapse on his rear. Look at him go here! It has taken hours of adjustments so be patient. You have to adjust length, width and account for comfort and that has taken us over the course of a couple of days. So well worth it!!!

This is our second set of wheels and they work better than the first. My lovely boy has IVDD and is paralyzed this time. These fit better, are lightweight and easy to handle. They are also easy to put on him. This is a good product and my baby seems happy again.

This help my baby boy to walk. At first he did not like it but then once you get used to it he started walking in it and now he doesn’t need it now because he’s walking I am very pleased with it and well worth the money

i am sure most dogs do well with this wheel chair, my Pug just went backwards and found it abit heavy for her, but otherwise a good product

This is my second time purchasing this item. My dog is recently paraplegic, initially late September of 2021. It was scary and heartbreaking. I had only had him for about 2 years, since the age of 3. He became paralyzed a few days before his birthday, of which he turned 5 years old. He's still very young. Before he became disabled, my dog was already quite timid and frantic- he was easily scared by basically any inanimate object that moved, especially boxes for some reason. I didn't have him as a pup so idk why. Anyway, I felt like putting him in a wheelchair would be impossible because of his fear of being "inside" of things. The first time I bought this exact wheelchair, he hated it. He didn't know how to move. He kept rolling backward and trying to lay down. I kept trying but nothing seemed to work, so I returned it. Months go by and I would just walk him with a towel, but it got tiring. I kept looking for a wheelchair right for his size that would help him, but wheelchairs are very expensive! I ended up reordering this one, except this time with the supporting strap in the middle. I had to adjust it many times, but I finally found a nice balance for him. When I would take him out for a walk, he'd run off in full sprint but when it came time for him to move on his own without a leash, it was like he couldn't. He was frozen, would not move, and would lay down. I figured out why- it's because of the strap that goes UNDERNEATH his arms (armpits)! It brought him discomfort and made him feel like he couldn't move his arms properly. In the pictures I have provided, you can see that I tuck that strap to the side. He moves perfectly now on his own and he loves going outside and walking. If your dog does not like this chair initially, please try to readjust and see how they like some straps being on/off. That was the main issue for me and my dog goes full speed in this thing on his own!! He was already a fast boy on 4 legs and he's just as fast now on 2 and wheels!!!

Item was easy to put together. I was able to make the length and width for my dog. Perfect for dachshund breeds.

It took me time and patience to figure out the assembly. It wasnt easy. Practice for sure a few times to get your pet in and out of the chair. It works really well though. I'm looking forward to nicer weather and getting her back to neighborhood walks.

My dog prefers to drag his legs

I bought this wheelchair for my dachshund and it is exactly what he needed. It's well built, easy to adjust and seems very comfortable for my fur baby.